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4 years ago
khomotjo Samuel Nkgapele

Group in Jokong it is deep rural area far from many things no network, electricity, drinking water from a stream . The money fo sho training gave them opportunity to interact with their situation and appreciate that the can able to live others who lives in developed. sees chance to change their lives. I'm happy because it a mixed group youths and old and community came in numbers were had to do ( yes and no ) to determine who to attend.

4 years ago
Emmanuel Nqabeni

Training Money Fosho which had been sponsored by Clientel it was a great privilege It had intresting modules which the community really needed. The estate, Will, planning for a funeral aswell as managing risks were the most modules which loved by the community. I had a privilege to train people from different communities sampled and unemployed

4 years ago
Ronnie Mokoena Mokoena

We had a productive session with youth from NYDA AND SEDA SMME'S AND A COUPLE OF CWP EMPLOYEES WHO HAVE BUSINESSES AND IN AN INCUBATORS HIP WITH NYDA. NYDA RECOMMENDED OUR TRAININGS TO ALL THEIR REGISTERED SMME'S TO ATTEND OUR SESSION AND GET CERTIFICATED TO APPLY FOR FUNDING. THEY'RE IMPRESSED WITH THE CONTENT AND REQUESTED AN ENDLESS WORKING RELATION THROUTHOUT THE FREE STATE

4 years ago
Charles Mokoena

I would like to express my appreciation and sincere gratitude to Avocado Vision, Coronation and my Project Manager for the opportunity to Train in the North West region. This being my first time I have already done 10 sessions in Marikana and 1 (Money Fo Sho) in Ramochana out of the 12 allocated sessions. Seeing the participants glow and the smiles whenever they come daily for the sessions led me to wake lively and enthusiastic to facilitate. Yesterday in Ramochana, a lady visiting the North West from Johannesburg exclaimed that she never thought financial training was this interesting. She said that she had visited at the right time. Another older lady who have been selling cakes since her school days expressed her gratitude for this training to be hosted in her village. She is now a successful entrepreneur and appreciated the principles within Money Fo Sho programme. During the past week and half we had religious leaders, politicians, mine workers, community leaders and business people in attendance. Thanks again to all for the difference we're making especially in the rural settings of South Africa.

4 years ago
Emmanuel Nqabeni

Training Coronation Money Fosho in 2022 has been a great previlage again like all other years. The Community enjoyed the knowledge which empowers them to make right financial decisions. The opportunity was given to the Community of Tsakane and the Budget Graph is a great added information but now the challenge in most of the poor community which they needed the information people dont have infrastructure and others don't have phones.

4 years ago
Fana Patrick Usiba

I have to date facilitated 4 sessions of the Coronation CFE, comprising 3 Money Fo' Sho! and 1 module (My Budget: Digging Deeper). The impct to the Delegates after these sessions has been profound, particularly with the young adults who are new in the job market. The programmes has empowered them with knowledge and skills to manage their finances(income) effecively, including saving for specific goals,notwithstanding effective Debt Management skills.

4 years ago
Charles Mokoena

This is an inspiring story a young lady by the name of Faith modise as told by herself after attending the money fo sho financial skills training in Marikana. Faith is part of agricultural production learnership program offered by the Marikana youth development organization of which i am excited to work with them and train them in financial literacy. "My experience with money was in very young age when I was in grade 7. At primary school we would have market day, so I told my dad and he bought for me popcorn seeds. So I made popcorn and sold them on market day. This was an opportunity given to me to make money and have profit on at a very young age. However because I was not money wise I ate the profit and never had the desire to sell again. Now that I am grown up its when I realized that being money wise its important. In my youth days I made poor choices regarding money, living way beyond my needs and spending money not important and not thing I really need. I decided to attend this training so that I can learn about money and not make the same mistakes as in the past and so I can be able to teach people around me to be money wise. Money Fos sho has opened my eyes to be money wise and learn how to handle my money. I am greatful to be part of this training".

4 years ago
Ronnie Mokoena Mokoena

Another exciting session with Antoinette been part of our session yesterday. Though the venue was an issue but participants were willing to wait till the alternative venue was availed. Concerns raised were getting their budgeting skills right and how credit has affected their progress in life. How greatful they're to receive such sessions since covid has impacted their savings and expenses

4 years ago
Emmanuel Nqabeni

Clientele just brought the relevent information which the public is Ined of. The week we started training it was raining so much and many people came in numbers but we started late. The other critical Information wich many they never new planning for a funeral aswell as the Estate got people talking

4 years ago
Emmanuel Nqabeni

Clientele Money Fosho is has been recieved well by the people. as much as we had more of challenges of which we were able to overcome and the rainy weather made our Businesses of training and the late coming late.